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Attorney General Gentner Drummond listens to Gov. Kevin Stitt deliver the State of the State Address on Feb. 2, 2026. (Photo/Kyle Phillips, for Oklahoma Voice)

Oklahoma AG sues to stop construction of Trump-endorsed aluminum smelter in Inola

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond sues to stop construction of the Trump-endorsed aluminum smelter in Inola over pollution and foreign ownership concerns.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court chamber is housed inside the Oklahoma State Capitol. (Photo/Katrina Crumbacher, The Journal Record)

Oklahoma Supreme Court hears oral arguments on property tax SQ 843

Business

The logo of Meta at the Meta Lab in Los Angeles, California, May 20, 2026. (REUTERS/Daniel Cole)

Meta launches business AI agent to expand enterprise services globally

Meta launches a new AI business agent to help companies automate operations across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram, targeting the enterprise AI market.

Tribal

Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby, center, and Lt. Governor Chris Anoatubby lead a dedication ceremony May 28 for the Chickasaw Nation Tishomingo Child Development Center, 803 E. 5th St., Tishomingo, Oklahoma. (Photo/Chickasaw Nation)

Chickasaw Nation opens new child development center in Tishomingo

Chickasaw Nation expands childcare with new Tishomingo Child Development Center featuring eight classrooms and cultural curriculum for children ages 6 weeks to 4 years.

Capitol

Chip Keating, surrounded by his family, files to run as a Republican candidate for Oklahoma governor at the Capitol on April 2, 2025. (Photo by Janelle Stecklein/Oklahoma Voice)

Businessman, former Oklahoma trooper, Chip Keating embraces ‘outsider’ status in bid for governor

Chip Keating, former Oklahoma trooper and businessman, runs as an outsider in the crowded Republican primary for governor, focusing on public safety and tax reform.

Banking/Finance

Under its newly announced stock repurchase program, shares of Summit Midstream Corporation may be repurchased in the open market. (File Photo/Summit Midstream Corporation)

Summit Midstream announces $35M stock repurchase program

Summit Midstream authorized a $35 million stock repurchase program, reflecting confidence in its financial strength and Oklahoma operations.

Law

Attorney General Gentner Drummond listens to Gov. Kevin Stitt deliver the State of the State Address on Feb. 2, 2026. (Photo/Kyle Phillips, for Oklahoma Voice)

Oklahoma AG sues to stop construction of Trump-endorsed aluminum smelter in Inola

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond sues to stop construction of the Trump-endorsed aluminum smelter in Inola over pollution and foreign ownership concerns.

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Power List: Engineering Leaders 2026

The Journal Record Power List: Engineering Leaders highlights Oklahoma engineering leaders shaping infrastructure, mentoring talent and solving complex challenges.

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Real Estate

OKC offers $3 million brownfield loan for redevelopment projects

Oklahoma posts nation’s highest vacancy rate as zombie foreclosures rise

Oklahoma City begins $14.7M May Avenue bridge demolition

OKC Council approves $12.27M mental health crisis center plans

Target to remodel 130 stores, Norman plant to make HVAC systems

Election year politics killed Oklahoma’s eviction reform bills, advocates say

Habitat for Humanity Women Build surprises Oklahoma City family

Citizen Potawatomi Nation builds championship softball stadium in Shawnee

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel greets shareholders during the Berkshire Hathaway Inc annual shareholders' meeting, the conglomerate's first since Warren Buffett stepped down after 60 years as chief executive, in Omaha, Nebraska, May 1, 2026. (REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo)

Berkshire Hathaway to buy Taylor Morrison for $6.8B in cash

Berkshire Hathaway agreed to acquire Taylor Morrison for $6.8 billion in cash, expanding its housing business across 12 U.S. states under CEO Greg Abel.

Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby, center, and Lt. Governor Chris Anoatubby lead a dedication ceremony May 28 for the Chickasaw Nation Tishomingo Child Development Center, 803 E. 5th St., Tishomingo, Oklahoma. (Photo/Chickasaw Nation)

Chickasaw Nation opens new child development center in Tishomingo

Chickasaw Nation expands childcare with new Tishomingo Child Development Center featuring eight classrooms and cultural curriculum for children ages 6 weeks to 4 years.

A rendering shows a 14-foot-tall dog sculpture planned for the OKC Louisa McCune Animal Welfare Center, featuring windblown forms that transition into tree-like metal branches. (Photo/City of OKC)

OKC invites public to name 14-foot animal welfare dog sculpture

The City of Oklahoma City invites residents to vote on a name for the new 14-foot dog sculpture at the MAPS 4-funded OKC Louisa McCune Animal Welfare Center.

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Oklahoma City rent deals rise as nearly 31% of listings offer concessions

Oklahoma City rental listings offering concessions rose to 30.9%, with typical rent at $1,392, reflecting increased deals for renters this spring.

The City of Tulsa has unveiled and illuminated a new “Welcome to Tulsa” gateway sign near the Route 66 Historical Village as part of a Route 66 Centennial beautification project. (Photo/City of Tulsa)

Tulsa lights up new ‘Welcome to Tulsa’ Route 66 signs

Tulsa unveils illuminated Route 66 gateway signs ahead of 2026 centennial as part of a citywide beautification effort.

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Health Care

US plans Kenya quarantine facility for citizens exposed to Ebola

Oklahoma Insurance Department promotes Medicare fraud prevention week

NBA champion Jaylin Williams partners with OBI for donor shirt promotion

FDA loosens vape enforcement, industry expects surge in products

New Oklahoma law makes dealing abortion pills a felony

OKC Council approves $12.27M mental health crisis center plans

Hidden Brain live event with Shankar Vedantam comes to Oklahoma City

Planet Fitness offers free summer gym memberships for teens

Oklahoma City University’s Kramer School of Nursing will receive a $2 million endowed gift to establish the Ann Noble Brown Endowed Nursing Scholarship for nursing students. (Photo/OCU)

$2M gift creates permanent nursing scholarships at OCU

Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation's $2 million gift establishes a permanent nursing scholarship fund at Oklahoma City University to support nursing students.

All Set Urgent Care is shown at its location on Robinson Ave near Midtown Oklahoma City. (Photo/Sam Royka, The Journal Record)

Your next urgent care visit may be diagnosed in part by AI

AI is speeding up urgent care visits in Oklahoma, cutting wait times as FDA loosens oversight of clinical decision support tools.

Edmond water officials are warning residents that a possible summer water purchase from Oklahoma City could affect some home dialysis users due to disinfection differences. (Deposit Photos)

Edmond warns dialysis patients of possible water treatment change

Edmond water officials warn dialysis patients about possible adjustments due to seasonal water purchases from Oklahoma City using different disinfection methods.

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OMRF marks World MS Day with patient art event

Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation marked World Multiple Sclerosis Day with a patient art event featuring monarch butterfly paintings to promote awareness and support.

Teachers are being hired to educate children at the new Oklahoma Children’s OU Health Behavioral Health Center when it opens later this year. (Rendering/OU Health)

Oklahoma Children’s OU Health, OKCPS partner to staff pediatric behavioral health center

Oklahoma Children's OU Health and Oklahoma City Public Schools partner to staff a new pediatric behavioral health center opening in late 2026 in Oklahoma City.

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